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yea they could clean it for me. But you know I will have to set up multiples so the hogs get slopped. they will love that stuff.
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Maybe you could alternate the sheets and use the clogged ones to feed to the trophs&petros?
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The eerie glow of the white bucket is awesome! Do you have photos of your mangrove aquaponics setup?
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checked it last night. have not tested for nitrAtes but will tonite. It already has a good start of algea about 1/2" from top and spots all over it. will take pics in a couple of days and post.
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reverse photo period, what a good idea i never thought of that!
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From what I have learned from planted tanks and refugiums on reef tanks having the algae on on a reverse photo period would keep pH stable.
Algae and plants ulitlize co2 during the photo period and expels co2 off the photo period so having a reverse photo period would keep the pH stable throughout the day. Night time is when co2 usually climbs and pH drops so having it on the reverse photo period would keep it consistent.
Having a 24/7 photoperiod would not allow the algae to rest so to speak which like any living organism it would need that to keep from dieing prematurely.Last edited by eklikewhoa; 02-15-2009, 05:51 PM.
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All that I read says that in the beginning you should run it 24/7. But when it gets going, to run lights about 16 hours. Otherwise you could burn the algae and end up having to start over.
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Just plugged it in today. I don't remember what light cycle to run it. what do ya'll think?
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why wouldn't it be run 24/7?
oops... this is JStrider on Kims computer.
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yea on the 100 gal sump. this thing can be made for under 20.00. takes less than 1 hr.
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